@bcoe I use this feature for third party plugins dropped into my system. A plugin is a single script file, containing all api methods it needs during the lifetime of a cycle. 

An example would be a HTTP-Plugin which has the ability to manipulate outgoing requests (adding some parameters etc) as well as updating the corresponding response while using a shared State (imagine the State API i described in the Readme) per Roundtrip.

I'm using the "shared" API and different globals on each function right now and will provide a more detailed example in order to guard against misunderstandings soon.